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. ington, D.C., was christened August
27 by Rev. Robert Yost at Shaver-
~ town Methodist Church.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson was
in town to see her great grand-
~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moreck,
~ Shavertown and made the acquain-
tance of her proud grandfather at
~ baptism ceremony.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, Sr.
Lehman Avenue, have returned
home after spending a week at
Ocean Grove, N. J.
Mrs. Russell Lawry and daugh-
ters, West Pittston, former resi-
dents of Dallas and Mrs. Leslie
Warhola, Church Street, spent a
few days in Ocean Grove, N. J,
last week. :
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kocher,
Orlando, Fla., recently spent some
time visiting friends and relatives
®" the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis, Tran-
quility, N. J., were recent visitors
of Atty. and Mrs. B. B. Lewis,
Woodlawn Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poad, Lan-
caster, spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Sheldon Evans. Candy,
their daughter has bbeen a guest
at’ the Evans home.
Raelene, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Daring, Lehman Avenue,
is home and doing nicely after
undergoing a tonsilectomy at Gen-
eral Hospital,
‘Mrs. M. Richard Bevan, Hunts-
ville is spending some time at the
home of her parents in Kentucky.
Mrs. Bevan left for Kentucky, upon
learning her brother, age 16, had
undergone eye surgery. The eye
was injured some time ago, when
some one dropped a bottle and a
3 ries fragment flew up and cut it.
Mrs.” Jack Roberts, Main Street,
Dallas, is able to be out again after
a heart attack, while visiting at
maythe home of daughter and son-in-
| Wlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Carlo LaCorte,
Ashley.
Mrs. Eugene Fiske, King Street,
fell in her home, several weeks
ago and what ‘appeared then to be
only minor bruises, have worsened
enough for her to have medical
attention.
Mrs. Florence Roberts, Daven-
port Street, after visiting her son,
. Bob and family in ‘Md., flew from
there to Chicago last week ‘to visit
another son and his family.
Judy Tinsley, Collingdale, ar-
rived last week to visit with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Davis, Davenport Street, and Mrs.
Calvin Tinsley, Mountaintop. Judy
is on the nursing staff of Presby-
terian Hospital, Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schneider,
Judie, Davenport Street, and Miss
Bobbie Lyons, Shavertown, have
returned after spending ten days
at Hampton Beach, N. H. and York
Beach, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mac-
Henry, Orange and Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis LaBar, Huntsville Road, at-
tended the
Mrs: John Roushey, Jr., Vonder-
has re-
turned home after submitting to
surgery in Nesbitt Hospital.
Delmar Wintersteen, Harvey's
Lake, is a surgical patient in Gen-
eral Hospital.
Mrs. Harry Hughey and daugh-
ter Patti, Overbrook Avenue have
returned after spending a week at
the home of her sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Earl, Hamilton Square, N. J. Their
son, John Thomas returned to this
area with his aunt and is spend-
ing a week with his’ grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Hontz,
Shavertown. f
Mrs. Martin Sorenson, Westwood,
Mass., has returned’ to her home
and Mrs. Charles Howe, Shaver-
town for one month.
Mrs. James Culp, Sweet Valley
spent the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert: Ruff, Baltimore, Md.
She enjoyed | helping. her grand-
daughter, Kathy Lou get ready for
her first day of school and also
went shopping for school items.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Hartman,
Trucksville have returned home
after visiting his brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Hart-
man at Long Island. They also
téok in the World's Fair and the
Olympic Wrestling match.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Chase and
children, Mary, Leon and Charles,
Pinecrest Avenue, have returned
home after vacationing at Cape
May, N. J., Ocean City, Md. and
Chincoteague Island, Va.
Stanley Hilbert and son, Glenn,
Beaumont, and grandson, David,
Shavertown, recently visited Joyce
Hilbert, who is receiving basic
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown, Par-
rish Street and Mrs. Forrest
wedding of Phyllis Brown and
Hank Sebring, in Elmira, on Satur-
Jane Elizabeth Johnson, Wash-
~ The young infant daughter of
General Hospital where he is a pa-
tient.
Mrs. Moreck was present at the
Miss Elaine Allison Wood, daugh- |
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Wood, |
Parish, N. Y., became the bride of |
Bradley Lewis Updyke, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Updyke, Par- |
ish, N. Y. at Parish Methodist |
Church, Parish, N. Y., on Saturday, |
September 5 at 2 p.m.
Rev. Charles Rudd performed
the double ring ceremony before
an altar
gladioli.
decorated with white |
Given in marriage by her father, |
the bride wore a floor length gown |
of silk organza over bridal taffeta !
with fitted bodice, long tapered !
sleeves, scoop neckline, appliqued |
with Venice lace and sequins. The |
dome skirt was fitted at the waist-
line with matching detail on the
front and a detachable train fall-
ing into a chapel sweep. Her!
fingertip veil of illusion was at-
‘tached to a crown of peatls and
sequins. She carried white daisies
intertwined with ivy on a white
Bible. |
Miss Donna White was maid of |
{ohn S. Fluck, III
Brown-Sebring wed !
ding, Saturday, in Elmira.
honor and bridesmaids were Miss
Mr. and Mrs. John Fluck, Jr,
151 S. Grant St., Wilkes-Barre, an-
nounce the birth of their first child
a son, John Fluck, Jr., August 31,
at Wyoming Valley Hospital.
The baby weighed in at eight
and one half pounds. Mother is
the former Joan Thomas, Wilks-
Barre. Mr. Fluck is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John S. Fluck, Sr., Har-
veys Lake, formerly of Philadelphia,
who are just thrilled over the ar-
rival of ‘their first grandchild.
Thomas Allen Myak
An eight pound, four ounce son,
Thomas Allen, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Myak, Hamilton Road,
RD 4, Dallas, August 24 at Nesbitt
Hospital. There are three other sons,
James, Robert, and Kenneth.
Mrs. Myak is the former Evelyn
Blackmon, Houston, Texas. Mr. My-
ak is employed with the Federal
Aviation Agency.
Sharon Rae Henney
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Henney, |
Lilitz, RD 1, announce the birth |
of their first child, Sharon Rae, in |
27.
Mrs. Henney is the former Ruth
Schietrumpf of West Hazelton. Mr.
Henney is the son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Ray Henney, Kunkle, who spent last |
weekend at Lilitz. Grandmother
| tail.
| Carl Dymond. Ringbearer was
Timmy Stoddard.
A reception followed at the
| Octrolic, Trucksville, William Cease,
Lancaster General Hospital, August | den Singer, Scranton, Mrs. Ethel
Henney stayed in Lilitz for a’ week | Noxen.
pe are |
Bride Of Former Dallas Native |
MRS. BRADLEY L. UPDYKE |
Bonnie Updyke, sister of the groom, |
Mrs. Leonard Rice and Miss De-
borah Houghton. Miss Connie
er was flower girl.
The attendants were dressed in |
Say- |
informal length gowns of maize |
silk organza over taffeta fashioned |
with Dior sleeves, scoop neckline, |
dome skirts with unpressed pleats |
at the side and a detachable skirt |
with envelope drape and bow de-
The maid of honor carried a
bouquet of white and yellow dais-
ies and the bridesmaids yellow and |
white chrysanthemums. The flower |
girl wore mint green nylon with
overskirt and matching headpiece.
She carried yellow button mums.
Glen Eyet served as best man |
and ushers were Gerald Wood, and
Candlelight Cottage after which the
couple left on a wedding trip to
the Poconos.
The father of the bride estab-
lished and operated Dallas Hard-
ware prior to moving to N. J.
Stull People Have
Thirtieth Reunion
Thirtieth reunion of Stull resi-
dents was held Sunday, August 2 |
in Newell's Grove, Stull.
Attending were: Roy Transue, |
Wilkes-Barre, Mr. and Mrs. William |
Hough, Mrs. Emma Hough, Ruth |
Hough, Almedia; Mr. and Mrs. An- |
drew: Soback, Beverly, Michael,
Cindy, Berwick; Miss Virgie Tran-
sue, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bidwell,
Mrs. Lena Millham, Forty-Fort;
Mrs. Alvin Anthony, Kingston.
Mrs. Stanley Correll, Carbon- |
dale, Mr. and Mrs. Warren French, |
Pennellville, N. Y., Russell Tran-
sue Sr., Russell Transue II, Russell
Transue III, Kunkle; Mr. and Mrs. '
Robert Adams, Plainfield, N. J;
Albert Adams, and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Adams and son, also
Plainfield. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Baker,
Trucksville, Albert Stitzer, Shaver-
town, Ernest Stitzer, Kingston,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffith, Pitts-
burgh; Irmal Dewar, William De-
war, Gary Roe, Lee Baker, Evelyn
Devans, Gloria Oectrolio, Richard
Dallas RD. :
Mrs. Emmy Roese, Robert Roese,
George Blossom, Sweet Valley, Al-
Patton, Mrs. Agnes Butler, Larry
Butler, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Butler,
Belle, Lee, and Wendy; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Butler, Brenda and
Billy; Mrs. Howard Shook, Terry, |
Carl, and Kurt, and Stella Shook, |
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| port was submitted by Mrs. Thomas |
{ E. Cease.
' during the past year.
| one marriage,
and the following births:
| a half years.
| Mrs. Roy Moss, Mrs. Maud Yeisley,
' Entertains Club
Mrs. [Eugene Miller, Lakeside
Drive, Harveys Lake entertained
|‘ her card club recently. Prizes
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1964 ~
Butiord Rovrion
The thirty-fifth annual reunion of
the Bulford Family was held at
Benton Park, August 16. A smor-
gasbord dinner was served. Mrs.
O. L. Harvey of Dallas presided.
Devotions were in charge of Allan
J. Cease, pre-ministerial student at
Lycoming College. Secretary’s re-
Mrs. Clarence R. Elston, historian,
reported np deaths in the family
There was
Harold Elston and
Gloria Kitchen, December 14, 1963;
a son, |
Leslie to James E. and Nora May
Brown, ' Moorman, November 11, |
1963; a daughter, to Sam and Sally
Brown, March 6, 1964; a daughter
Kimberly to James and Shirley
Shotwell, March 6, 1964; a son to
Joseph and Melvina Rushnock,
August 15, 1964.
Mrs. Elston also reported there
are two pre-ministerial students in
the family: Allan J. Cease, sopho-
more at Lycoming College, Wil-
liamsport, and Ronald Moss of Dal-
las, a freshman student at’Columbia
Bible College, South Carolina.
Other college students in the fam-
ily are: Susan Fielding, freshman at
Lycoming; Shirley Wyrsch, Univers-
ity College, New Paltz, N. Y.; Bon-
nie Shotwell, freshman at Lycom-
ing; Janet Fielding, Kutztown Col-~
lege; and Carol Franklin, student
nurse at Montgomery Hospital,
Norristown,
This year’s high school graduates
reported by Mrs. Elston are: Susan
Fielding, Lake-Lehman; David Els-
ton, Ronald Moss, John Dodson,
Dallas High School; Lynn Moss,
Lancaster High School; Carol May |
Franklin, Hatboro-Horsham High
cong Mountain Jointure,
All officers were elected last year |
for two year terms. |
Officers of the Reunion are: Presi- |
dent, Mrs. O. L. Harvey; vice presi- |
dent, John Fielding; secretary, Mrs. |
Thomas E. Cease; treasurer, Robert |
Dodson; Games Chairman, Allan J. |
Cease.
Next year’s reunion will be held
at Benton Park the third Sunday |
in August. Roy Moss was appoint-
ed in charge of tables and coffee.
Gifts were presented to the |
following: Oldest member of the |
family present, Olie L. Harvey, aged |
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‘Engagement Announced
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MISS BETSY
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Turner
| School; Bonnie Alice Shotwell, Po- II, of R. D. 3, Wyoming, announce
JEANNE TURNER
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I Blaine,
: | Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sayre, Debbie, !
| Karen, Beth, Mr. and Mrs.
| employed with the Wyoming Na- |
the engagement of their daughter, |
Betsy Jeanne, to Robert Edward
Richmond, son of Mrs. Elizabeth
Richmond ' of 101 Shave Avenue,
Shavertown. 3
Miss Turner was graduated from
Dallas Senior High School and is
tional Bank.
Mr. Richmond, also an alumnus
of Dallas High School is serving
with the U.S. Air Force. He is!
presently stationed in Mississippi.
The wedding is planned for
December.
Mr. And Mrs. Bert Fennell
Feted On 50th Anniversary
At. an open house attended by | three years ago.
many friends and relatives, Mr.
82; youngest member of the family 207d Mrs. Bert Fennell, Pole 129, |
present, -Rae Malak, aged two and
Members of the family coming
the greatest distance, Mr. and Mrs. |
Leland Cooke of Wilmington, Del; |
couple married longest, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Moss, 41 years; newest |
married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old B. Elston, December, 1963.
Largest family present, Mr. and |
Mrs. Henry Boltz and family. |
Present were: Wilmington, Del. |
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Cooke; Silver |
Springs, Md., Mr. and Mrs. Glen!
Evans, Renee Evans; Binghamton, |
N. Y., Mrs. Frank Wyrsch, Miss |
Shirley J. Wyrseh; Johnson City, |
N. Y., Mrs. George Ives, Dennis
Williamson; Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs.
Larri Moss, Lynn Moss, Mike Moss,
Mrs. Anna Koring; Pocone Lake,
Mrs. Mary Cobleigh, Mrs. Alice
Shotwell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boltz,
children, Bart, Robyn, and Scotty.
Huntsville, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
R. Elston, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Els-
ton, Dale Elston, Mr. and Mrs. John
Fielding, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rod-
da; Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Har-
vey, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cease,
Allan J. Cease, Mrs. Myrtle Rine-
man, William B. Rineman, Mr. and
Lester Moss; Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph C. Miers, Rachel and Roger
Miers.
Nanticoke, Mr. and Mrs. George
Schimmel, Frank Price, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Boltz; Shavertown, Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Moss, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Malak, daughter Rae Ann, Mr.
and Mrs. Gorman Powell, Dave An-
drews; Trucksville, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Norrie, ‘Jo Ann Norrie, Judy
Misson; Plymouth, Vera Coates;
Wilkes-Barre,” Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Moss, Bobby and Sally.
were won by Mrs. Harold Lamore-
aux, Mrs. Robert Rice, Mrs. Faye
Williamg', :
Also | present were Mesdames
Myron Williams, - Al Shafer, Ken-
neth Raphael, Clint Cobleigh.
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Harveys Lake, celebrated ‘their
golden wedding anniversary on
Sunday.
The well known couple .were
married “in St. Margarets Church,
South Wales, by the Vicar of
Aberamon on September 7.
Mrs. Fennell is the former Maud
Hankin, daughter of Fred Hankin,
England,
now retired from the
diner business.
Mr. Fennell was employed by
Glen Alden Coal Company before
going’ into the Gasoline Service
Station at Trucksville and Har-
| veys Lake, from which he retired |
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cuoerating after major surgery at
Providence Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
George Stolarick, Lehman, while
on a '‘month’s vacation visited his
sister. © The Stolaricks also spent
several days at the World's Fair
before ‘they returned home.
Housewarming
Members of the family
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A popular Master of Ceremonies
and comedian, Mr. Fennell is much
in demand throughout Wyoming
Valley. He produced many woman-
less weddings and mock trials for
numerous organizations and
churches.
He is also active in the Legion
| of Honor, a uniform body of the
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were |
welcomed at a housewarming given |
Sunday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Farr, at their new home in
Loyalville.: ¥
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
ley ‘Farr, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Levo
Kocher, with children, Lori and
Jeff; Othella Lillie, Tunkhannock;
Mrs. Madge Nixon, and Mrs. Betty
Darraugh with sons Jeff and Jim,
Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Farr Sr.’
and Mr. “and Mrs. Dale Farr Jr., |
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Shrine, being commander for the
past two years and bringing four
cups and trophies to this region
through competition out of state.
Mr. and Mrs. Fennell are the par-
ents of two children, Mona, now
Mrs. David Jones, Wilkes-Barre,
and Charles of Rochester,
There are also five grandchildren
and three great grandchildren.
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Mr. and Mrs.: Lewis Ferrey |
entertained at a birthday party
for daughter Susan at their home. '
and Mrs. Ord
Dick, Kenny,
Present were Mr.
Gary, Joe,
Kirt |
Parkinson and Evelyn, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Ferrey, Memorie, David,
Kathy , Bonight, Fallie, Duane,
Steve Wickard, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Morgan, Lydia, Frankie,
Jennie, Mrs. Edwin Britt, Mrs.
Caroline Ferrey, Trudy Stroud,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ferrey and
Susan.
At Geisinger
Llewellyn Jones, R. D. 3, Dallas, |
was admitted to Geisinger Medical
Center on September 1.
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